This blog post is one in a series that will give you some insight into the full day training class (Microservices Solution Architectures) I will be teaching at the ITARC Austin on October 6th, 2016. A better question may be "If I can't/don't change , am I going to create business value?" In my opinion,
This blog post is one in a series that will give you some insight into the full day training class (Microservices Solution Architectures) I will be teaching at the ITARC Austin on October 6th, 2016. That's a great question. Maybe you shouldn't. I have had this debate with more than one person: "Isn't a microservices architecture just
Paul Preiss: SOA contrast, just a contrast. Your physical reaction, I think, was a good start. I'm just asking for your basic contrast for the- if we're in a conference and I'm another architect, I don't understand the difference between Microservices and SOA. Venky: The SOA, it gives a more structural layered approach to doing
Phil Helm: There are lots of ways to do microservices architecture. The way we're doing this POC right now is we've got a bunch of VMs that sit out. This is Azure, for us, and then inside these VMs, we've got a jar. This could be a business capability, this could be ... This would
Paul: Micro-services. Venky: Micro-services. Okay. Micro-services is the definition and the way they are implemented. They do a very specific function that can be completely contained and packaged. They will never give you something that an end-user can really make use of. Paul: Can you give me an example of that? Is Calculate Premium a
We are using Spring Boot and Spring Cloud to do that. Essentially, we've got several jars that are just bootable jars. In each one of those jars is either a core infrastructure piece. It's something that you need from a micro-services architecture perspective. Monitoring, audit, logging, whatever it is. Configuration, you need all those individual
Yeah. Again, it was a gut feel that we started down this path of using a micro-service as architecture for productizing our services. We're essentially breaking up the monolith and taking that, and making it a bunch of micro-services. Part of that is exposing an API through a gateway. Then, also part of that is
